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Reporting a Crime in Largs.

If a crime is happening now, someone is in immediate danger, violence is being used or threatened, or urgent police help is needed, call 999. You s...

Company bosses may be held responsible for staff fraud.

Large organisations can now face criminal prosecution where an employee, agent, subsidiary undertaking or another associated person commits f...

TV Licence rules.

A TV Licence is required in the UK if you watch or record television programmes live as they are being shown on any channel, television service or ...

Bail

Bail allows a person accused of a criminal offence to remain out of custody while the case is investigated or while they wait for court hearings or...

Fraud news

Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme.

The Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme provides compensation to eligible victims who have suffered serious physical or mental injuries as a dire...

Read more Reporting a Crime in Largs.

If a crime is happening now, someone is in immediate danger, violence is being used or threatened, or urgent police help is needed, call 999. You s...

Read more The UK government has introduced reforms to sentencing and parole rules for serious crimes. But how long do offenders actually serve—and who decides?

Sentences in England and Wales are decided by magistrates or judges. Courts must follow the law and take account of the relevant guidelines issued ...